ERICA: It's morning, and Isabela is looking for the moon.
I can't quite see it.
We'll look again a little later.
ERICA: Gregorio and I came over after school
to look at the moon.
ERICA: We're looking for the moon.
We can't quite seem to see it yet.
ISABELA: I can find it.
It's... it just moved over there!
ERICA: Oh, there it is,
you're right.
ISABELA: Last night, the moon was
sort of glow-in-the-dark.
(kids laugh)
Today, it's just a big, white half-circle...
in my point of view.
I can see, sort of like, through it.
I can see, like, part of the sky.
Right now I see the moon
behind two wires that are really close together.
I'm going to use these quesadillas
to show you what the moon looked like.
The moon looked like this--
more than half a moon but less than a full moon.
Interesting.
Yummy!
(kids laughing)
ERICA: We're eating
the moon!
Yeah, we're eating the moon!
A few minutes ago,
the wires were here, the moon was about here.
And now, a few minutes later, it's above those two wires.
ERICA: See if you can find the moon during the day,
and see how it moves and changes.